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It’s without doubt the clash of the weekend and probably the clash of the entire month of internationals as the Six Nations champions host second best team in the world. Quote of the week: “There is no such thing as bad weather, only soft players.” If you want to play for Heyneke Meyer at the next World Cup, you need to be hard. Very hard. South Africa’s coach has figured the best place to start on the road to winning the next World Cup would be to resemble the green and gold machine that last won World Cup, well, at least the parts that are still in top working order. And those that are a little battered, he’ll use as back-up for the shiny bits that have just come off South Africa’s production line of talent. It speaks volumes of Jaque Fourie’s reputation that Meyer has recalled the 30-year-old as soon as his Japanese club commitments would allow. Of course Meyer would have had a good look at the videos coming in from Japan, but it remains a big call to slot someone straight back into the starting XV after two years away from the international game. Ditto for JP Pietersen, as it was Fourie du Preez a few months ago, but they’ve earned their stripes. Even if Bakkies Botha isn’t on the team sheet, the kind of influence he can have on the development of Eben Etzebeth and Pieter-Steph du Toit while in the squad is immeasurable. This Bok side’s potential to do big things is worth a bit of reflection. Replace Percy Montgomery with 2013 Currie Cup-winner Pat Lambie and Butch James with record-breaking Morne Steyn and you’ve got Jake White’s first-choice backline at the start of the 2007 World Cup, just with six years more experience. Yet the most impressive thing about this team is probably its back row, a muscular unit of hard men that will thrive in the conditions expected in England in 2015. Back to 2013 and while Meyer is using this tour as a trial for the future, Warren Gatland is looking to build on the momentum created the mostly-Welsh Lions team that brought a plane-load of winning-belief back from Australia. (There were a record-equalling ten Welshmen in the side for the decisive third Test against the Wallabies and fifteen in the squad). There is no doubt that the Wales team boasts an array of world-class performers but in the six years that Gatland has been in charge, they have only once beaten a southern hemisphere giant (in 22 attempts) and that was Australia, six years ago. It’s a statistic that bares a lot of significance on a mental level, and one that is not lost on Sam Warburton. “You don’t like to admit it but maybe it is psychological. Until you have done it in a Welsh shirt, it won’t be the same. Until we beat a southern hemisphere side, we cannot call ourselves contenders for the World Cup,” said the Wales captain. How do you beat this particular southern hemisphere side? It’s not a grand mystery. As assistant coach Shaun Edwards pointed out at the start of the week, square one is facing up to South Africa’s massive pack. Easier said than done. Edwards used the expression “gladiatorial” and Meyer loves to use the phrase “put your body on the line for your country”… there will be some sore bodies on both sides come Sunday morning. Step two is matching the increasingly impressive Springbok attack, which has racked up 39 tries in their nine Tests in 2013. Edwards has admitted that “strike players in Jamie Roberts and Alex Cuthbert will be missed.” Scott and Liam Williams have very big boots to fill. Belief is nevertheless strong amongst the hosts and a positive result on Saturday will be massive step in the right direction on their own journey to 2015.

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